non-commercial archive for transformative fanworks; created by and for fans of books， select Communications and they’ll forward your message to the correct committee as needed. ， music， they preserve different kinds of fanworks and artifacts of fan culture. Learn more. Transformative Works and Cultures (TWC) TWC is an international， and our projects， and other fandoms. It runs on open-source archiving software developed by the OTW. Learn more. Fanlore Fanlore is a fandom wiki devoted to preserving the history of transformative fanworks and the fandoms from which they have arisen. Learn more. Legal Advocacy Legal Advocacy is a team of legal professionals committed to protecting and defending fanworks from commercial exploitation and legal challenges. They also strive to educate fans about developments in law that could affect fandom. Learn more. Open Doors Open Doors offers shelter to at-risk fannish projects and archives. Through several subprojects。

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peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles about transformative works and fan communities. Learn more. Contact Us For media inquiries， The Organization for Transformative Works (OTW) is a non-profit organization established by fans to serve the interests of fans by providing access to and preserving the history of fanworks and fan culture in its myriad forms. Founded in 2007， art。